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1 Teams
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- 1.2 College
2 Venues
3 Bars
4 Sports Attractions/Museums
5 Sports Activities/Golf Courses

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Fenway Park - Home of the Red Sox
Gillette Stadium - Home of the Patriots (Located in Foxboro, MA)
T.D. BankNorth Garden - Home of the Celtics and Bruins
Matthews Arena - Home of the Northeastern Huskies and the Oldest Hockey Rink in the United States (One housed both the Bruins and Celtics)
Agganns Arena - Home of the Boston University Terriers

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Cask 'n Flagon - 62 Brookline Ave, Boston, MA- Across the street from Fenway Park, it is a legend in Boston and a great place to watch a game.
Boston Beer Works - 61 Brookline Ave, Boston, MA- Also across the street from Fenway Park, this microbrew is a grat place to go before or after a game to enjoy great, tasty brews. The Blueberry Ale is very good.
Game On - 82 Lansdowne St, Boston, MA- Built into the side of Fenway Park, Game On boasts over 90 plasma screens to watch your favorite games.
Jillian's/Tequila Rain - 145 Ipswich St, Boston, MA- The "Dave and Buster's" of Fenway. Infamously known to be seen on Fox when the Red Sox are in the playoffs. A Favorite hangout of the younger crowd
Connor Larkin's - 329 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA - Just a short walk from Fenway Park, across the Fens, Connor's, as it's known locally is a favorite watering hole of the Northeastern University Crowd. $5 pitchers and the famous "Trivia Night" on Tuesdays, bring in the school crowd.
Our House East - 52 Gainsbirough St, Boston, MA - The other option for the NU crowd. Located litterally a few steps from Connor Larkin's is Our House, an establishment with less charm, but significantly more of a night life. Dancing is an option here and the $2.50 20oz. Burbaker is considered the beverage of choice.
Our House West - 1277 Commonwealth Ave, Allston, MA - Boston University's local dive is the rival to NU's East. Much homier that its Eastern version, the couches and board games make NU's parties look all the wilder. Monday features trivia, Tuesdays are Simpson's Marathons and Wednesdays provide the weekly foosball competition. Standard fare as east and for all bars (Beer, fries, burgers, wings)

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Northeastern University Campus - located around 360 Huntington Avenue, is what remains of the original Huntington Polo Grounds, site of the Boston Red Sox first world series win in 1903 over Pittsburgh. Located near Churchill Hall, is a statue of Cy Young commemorating the exact spot of the pitchers mound in the orignal Polo Grounds.